1969 - Should You Say All In or All Out? How to Show Intensity in English

The video explores the phrases 'all in' and 'all out', discussing their meanings and differences. Through personal stories, listener questions, and examples, the hosts explain how these phrases apply in various contexts, such as parties, gym workouts, and personal commitments. An interactive exercise and role play further illustrate the concepts, emphasizing the nuances between being fully committed ('all in') and going above and beyond ('all out').

What does 'going all out' typically involve?

• Fully committing to an experience

• Avoiding any form of extravagance

• Staying within budget

• Being cautious and reserved

How does the speaker describe their friend's Halloween costume efforts?

• Minimal and simple

• Non-existent

• Traditional and plain

• Extravagant and detailed

What was the listener's question about?

• How to save money

• The difference between 'all in' and 'all out'

• The best way to celebrate Halloween

• How to dress for a party

In the context of the gym, what does 'going all out' mean?

• Skipping workouts

• Pushing yourself to the limit

• Only doing light exercises

• Taking it easy

What does the phrase 'go all out' suggest in terms of spending?

• Spending extravagantly

• Saving money

• Being frugal

• Avoiding any purchases

What is a common theme in deciding when to 'go all out'?

• Always doing it

• Never doing it

• Knowing your values and priorities

• Ignoring your budget

What analogy is used to explain 'all in'?

• A marathon

• A poker game

• A cooking competition

• A dance performance

What is a key difference between 'all in' and 'all out'?

• 'All out' is about commitment

• 'All in' is about consumption

• 'All out' is always about money

• 'All in' involves being part of something

What does 'all in' imply in a relationship context?

• Being fully committed

• Being partially committed

• Only focusing on oneself

• Avoiding any commitment

In the role play, what does the realtor ask the client to do?

• Sign a contract

• Choose a neighborhood

• Decide on a budget

• List all the things they want in a new home